The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-03-11
Tansil's Punch ut Scott's.

I, II Won wish to buy groceries, call or
A. E. Wright.
I Kingsley l. Wharton keep Waters &
Thayer's flour.
| Another Job lot of shoes at cost and
less at Colborn's.
i Best cent cigar made, Tansil's
Punch, ut Sc0tt's.
Special bargains in library lamps al
GOOdhue & Evans.
Fresh rOasted coffee every day at
Emanuel Richards.
Lard, hams, bacon and dried beef at
Kingsley 4 Wharton.
He keeps rice, 20 pounds for 81 90.
Who: A. E. Wright.
Fancy canned goods and dried fruit,
at Patterson & Davies.
There is always plenty of room in
Merriman's feed stable.
VIM. Davis, Carlyle, still has some
wood and poles for sale.
Take your produce to Welch's and
get the best price for it.
Emanuel Richards wants so bushels
of good eating potatoes.
New stock of wall paper and deccra-
tiOns at Goodhue & Evans.
We are sole agents for Tansil's cele-
brated Punch. Scott & Son.
Paints and anti-kalsomine for spring
cleaning up, at Goodhue & Evans,
Money to loan at rates cheaper than
anybody else. N. V. Land Agency.
You may be sure of getting your
moneys worth If you deal at Welch's.
Don't go all over town when you can
get J. I. G. yeast-Where? At A. f.
Wright's.
Allen hasjust received some fine new
styles of ladies pocket books. Ask to
see them.
First class town property to trade
for good farm or unimprOved lands.
A. w. Beck.
Beck will soon receive the finest line
of implements and farming tools ever
brought to lola.
"Early Kansas" seed potatoes, the
best in the market for this latitude. for
sale at Welch's.
Money to loan on contested lands.
which we have for sale. NeOshO VAL
ley Land Agency.
Buy your coffee at Welch's if you
want to be certain that it is Drowned
fresh every morning.
All goods sold by Emanuel Richards
will be delivered to any part of the
city by Ed. Canatsey.
If you are thinking Of buying a
binder this summer call at Beck's and
examine the Buckeye.
When you want good coffee, good
-four aud in fact everything good go to
Kingsley & WhartOn's.
Cummings & Jones have business
building with residence above, to rent.
Also have farms to rent.
When you want the best gasoline
stove in the world buy the Quick Meal
sold by J. J. Casmire & Go.
Take your watches and clocks to
Frank Letter and get them repaired
promptly, we'll and cheaply.
A young child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fiser
living south of lola died the first of the
week and was inferred at this place.
A more than usually interesting let
ter from Prof. VanDeman will be found
on our last page. 1t will well repay
perusal.
Hotel property for rent. Cool loca-
ton, well arranged, plenty of room.
Apply at Jacobs & Claypool's grocery
store, lola.
Rev. w. H. Hyatt will deliver a me-
mortal sermon on Rev. H. w. Beecher
at the Presbyterian church on Sunday
evening March 20.
so acres of land in good fruit grow
ing section of Michigan to exchange
for land in Allen Co. Inquire at
Goodhue & Evans.
We still have clover, timothy. orch
ard grass and blue grass seeds; sweet
corn, peas raddish, melon and pump
kin seeds. J. J. Casmire & Co.
For books and stationary it will pay
you to go to Aliens, as he makes that
his exclusive business, and can do bet
ter by you than anywhere else.
You can get prunes, ckberries,
peaches, currants, honey, jelly, mince
meat. and anything you want in the
grocery line at A. +. Wright's.
Kingsley & Wharton have nothing
but first class goods, all at bed rock
price. Don't fail to call on the boys
as they will make you happy.
John Funkhouser has built an addi-
ton to the house which he recently |
purchased in the north part of town,
and has erected barn on the prem. |
ises.
In order to get rid of a large number |
of old newspapers that have accumu-
lated on our hands, we will sell them
for the next twenty days at 10 cents a
hundred.
The band gave its first open air con
cert en- the streets Wednesday night. |
We don't see but the boys make about |
as good music as thay did when they
had a $50 leader.
We are requested to give notice that
important business will come before
the W. Il. C. at its next meeting,
March Is, and all the members are
urged to be present.
&. II. Hackney, of La1arpe, was in town the
first Of the week He told us that they had |
about enough names on the petition to call an
election to vote on the relocation Of the county |
seat.-Unioa.
Who said "Eats."
Married at the residence of the Off
ciating minister, Rev. X. NJ. Scott, on